Advancement in Undersea Remote Sensing
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Ocean Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2023) | Viewed by 31089
Special Issue Editors
Interests: underwater imaging applications; computer vision in underwater laser imaging applications; real-time environmental monitoring and events detection; application of electro-optic imaging numerical model and deconvolution technique in image enhancement and pulse resolution improvements
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Interests: underwater imaging applications; computer vision in underwater laser imaging applications; real-time environmental monitoring and events detection; application of electro-optic imaging numerical model and deconvolution technique in image enhancement and pulse resolution improvements
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Special Issue Information
Gaining a better understanding of the marine environment has been a primary aim for humanity going back to the ancient times. However, it is only over the last several decades, enabled by the ongoing microelectronics and computer technological revolution, that significant progress has been made to develop the platforms, sensors, and other related technologies to overcome the opaque barrier between humans and the underwater world. Indeed, our desire to explore the ocean has recently spawned a plethora of advanced undersea remote sensing techniques and technologies that are still growing exponentially, and this Special Issue will be focused on compiling a balanced collection of papers that detail the most recent advancements in this area.
Submissions are hereby invited for original research, review articles and case studies that are new contributions in the advancement of underwater remote sensing. Theoretical and experimental contributions, original and review studies, and industrial and university research is welcome.
The main topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Underwater robotics and platforms;
- Underwater sonar technology;
- Underwater optical and acoustical communications;
- Underwater lidar sensors and imagers;
- Underwater signal processing and image enhancements;
- Underwater turbulence sensing;
- Marine species detection and identification;
- Aquaculture monitoring systems;
- Machine learning for undersea remote sensing.
Dr. Bing Ouyang
Dr. Fraser Dalgleish
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Underwater robotics
- Undersea remote sensing
- Underwater lidar
- Machine learning
- Aquaculture
- Marine species detection
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- Advancement in Undersea Remote Sensing II in Remote Sensing (5 articles)